Fedha

Fedha's housing stock spans a wider range than most Embakasi neighbours. The original gated phases offer 3–6 bedroom bungalows and mansions in own compounds. Beyond the gates, Tel Aviv, Tassia Complex, and Church Road add bedsitters, one and two-bedroom apartments at lower price points. Newer mid-rise buildings like Fedha Park, 90 Degrees, and Iman Heights have added modern units with lifts and rooftop amenities. There is usually something available across most budgets.

Fedha offers a wide pricing range depending on which pocket you're in. Bedsitters in Tel Aviv and Tassia start from aroundKSh 9,000–12,000 per month. One-bedrooms range fromKSh 11,000–25,000, with newer finished apartments at the higher end. Two-bedrooms sit between KSh 20,000–35,000, and three-bedrooms in the gated phases or newer blocks run KSh 28,000–50,000. The original bungalows and mansions in Phases 1 and 2 go from KSh 55,000–120,000. Matatu fares to the CBD via routes 33 or 34 run KSh 60–100. For the security and space on offer, Fedha prices hold strong value.

Fedha Phases 1 and 2 suit established families wanting own-compound privacy, tarmac roads, and a structured gated environment. The Tel Aviv and Tassia Complex edges are better for young professionals or couples who need affordability and easy matatu access. Church Road and the newer apartment blocks appeal to renters who want modern finishes, lifts, rooftop terraces, and borehole water without paying Kilimani prices.

Fedha is a study in contrast  private bungalows and mansion compounds in the original gated phases sit alongside a newer generation of mid-rise apartment towers that have transformed the surrounding streets. Newer developments like Iman Heights, 90 Degrees, and Fedha Park bring glass balconies, elevators, and rooftop terraces to what was once a low-rise neighbourhood.